Chapter

 1 I  |        long-suffering. No second time is an Uzziah [2 Sam. 6:7]
 2 III|      that He who, though born in time, was not limited by time,
 3 III|         time, was not limited by time, that He, who though wrapped
 4 III|      undefiled one, observe that time of forty days that was appointed
 5 IV |        nature, while at the same time it was cognate to it, and
 6 IV |        be recognised -- when the time is come thou shalt be shown
 7 IV |       divine glory which, in the time of the law, rested in the
 8 IV |         when the fullness of the time was come, God sent forth
 9 IV |          is subjoined, "When the time is come, thou shalt be shown
10 VI | magnitude -- at one and the same time in the temple and in the
11 VII|       who approach, nor a second time does the mountain all on
12 IX |         evident truth. ~"But the time would fail us, ages and
13 XI |                 XI.  But for the time that remains, my most attentive